I would just reiterate for the committee that with regard to issues and complaints like that, which are criminal in nature, we will refer them to the proper law enforcement agency to deal with. That is not within our mandate to deal with.
As to the issues that are non-criminal in nature, it's hard to say at this point, I think, whether we're seeing a significant change in the chain of command properly dealing with them. I think we'll see that over time. I think the hope is that we'll see that over time. With the greater visibility of these things that we see in the media, I think there's a lot more heat and light on the chain of command to properly deal with these things.
In discussing this issue with the chief of the defence staff, he has very much said to me that he is holding these people to account, holding the chain of command to account. We will see; our job is to see that over time and see whether that is really happening.
Certainly, we will receive complaints every once in a while. Perhaps Robyn can give an example of one. We hear complaints over time that there are delays in getting a process or misconduct issue dealt with. That is very typical of some of the complaints we hear.
Perhaps Robyn can give you an example.